"Globes" named Storwize as one of Israel's most promising start-ups in 2007.

Storwize president Gal Naor and CTO Jonathan Amit founded the company in 2004. The company's solution uses complex algorithms to compress data in real-time even before it is sent to storage systems.

Storwize was originally based in the Tel Aviv suburb of Yehud, but Naor and Amit moved the firm to the US, the company's primary market, in early 2008 in order to meet their growth plans. The company is now headquartered in Massachusetts. The company held a number of financing rounds over the years. The company's private investors include Igal Ahouvi, Pujo Zabludowicz, and former Bank Hapoalim chairman Shlomo Nehama. Japanese computer infrastructure giant Tokyo Electron Device Ltd. is a strategic investor.

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